Diao Yinan's neo-noir The 'Wild Goose Lake' compellingly drums up panic, and is an expertly shot entry in the genre.…
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Jessica Hausner´s English language debut is one of the strangest films in the Official Competition at Cannes this year.…
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Michael Angelo Covino's feature-length directorial debut The Climb, which won the Un Certain Regard coup de coeur jury prize, builds off of the success of his short film of the same name.…
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Pedro Almodóvar latest film, Dolor y gloria (Pain and Glory), which premiered at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival and won Best Actor for Antonio Banderas, brilliantly returns Almodóvar to his previous form.…
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With Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Sciamma has delivered a masterful ode to love, desire, and creativity — that feels both fresh and modern —like a myth that’s as old as the hills.…
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A new film by Taiwanese director Midi Z and co-written by its lead actress Wu Ke-Xi that premiered in the year´s edition of the Cannes Film Festival.…
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Premiering at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival Summer of Changsha (Liu Yu Tian) is the latest feature to be directed by Feng Zu.…
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Diaz’s latest film The Halt (Ang Hupa), which premiered in the Director’s Fortnight section of the 2019 Cannes Film Festival, is a low-budget, sci-fi film that examines the inevitable doom of humanity within the context of a fascist regime in the Philippines.…
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Premiering at Cannes 2019, The Lighthouse, Robert Eggers' highly-anticipated sophomore feature is well crafted film on isolation.…
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Parasite (Gisaengchung) directed by the critically acclaimed South Korean director Bong Joon Ho is an electrifying and monumental picture.…
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